Join us on Sunday, March 1 from 3:00–5:30 PM at Friendship (5150 N Northwest Highway) for a special screening of
Come See Me in the Good Light — a powerful, intimate documentary that celebrates love, art, and living fully in the face of uncertainty.

This film follows acclaimed spoken-word poet Andrea Gibson and their partner Megan Falley as they navigate life, creativity, and connection after Gibson’s terminal ovarian cancer diagnosis. Told with honesty, humor, and poetic grace, the documentary explores themes of love, identity, activism, and mortality—offering moments of both deep reflection and genuine joy. It is ultimately a moving tribute to resilience, tenderness, and the beauty found even in life’s most difficult seasons.

🕒 Time: 3–5:30 PM
📍 Location: Friendship
🎟 Cost: Free (donations welcome to help offset the use of our space for this event and others like it)
🍿 Popcorn will be served; BYOB

Recommended for teens and older, with parental guidance encouraged to determine what’s right for your family. The runtime is 1hr 45min. We are leaving time after for a short debrief and discussion.

Come gather in community, share a meaningful experience, and witness a love story that reminds us how precious—and luminous—life can be.

This is a free event, if you would like to make a small donation to help keep Friendship sustainable we would be grateful but it is not required! We hope to see you there.

Movie Screening: Come See Me in the Good Light

Andrea Gibson: An intimate journey through love, illness, and unwavering connection.